US Bombs Killed At Least 223 People in Yemen in 2012

The US government has killed 223 people in Yemen in more than 40 drone strikes in 2012, according to estimates from the Long War Journal. The Long War Journal is a project of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a neo-conservative think-tank in Washington, DC...

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Is US Meddling Making a China-Japan War Inevitable?

A Chinese think-tank (via Zero Hedge) has predicted that military conflict between China and Japan is inevitable now, thanks in part to US meddling in the Asia-Pacific region. With the rise of China as Asia's leading economic power, a Chinese government think tank...

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Antiwar.com Newsletter | December 29, 2012

This week’s top news stories: Yemen Fears Backlash as Drone Strike Victims Side With al-Qaeda: In early September, Yemeni officials sought to bury stories about a US drone strike killing 14 civilians in an attack on a highway by insisting they were actually their own...

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Militarism at its Simplest

“We have to produce security, not consume security." It's a statement beautiful in its simplicity, and straightforwardness. Security is desirable - we all want to be secure, let us produce some security. In context it is also a statement horrifying in its...

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Antiwar.com Newsletter | December 23, 2012

IN THIS ISSUETop NewsOpinion and analysisSign the petition to support Chuck Hagel:Former Republican Senator Chuck Hagel, Obama’s rumored nominee for Secretary of Defense, is getting smeared by the Israel Lobby. Go here to sign the White House petition written up by...

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Hagel Petition Update

I have gotten so many letters about our campaign to fight the smear campaign against Chuck Hagel that I can’t possibly respond to them individually, and so I’m taking to the Antiwar.com blog to answer and to give our readers and supporters an update.  It is now Day...

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Obama’s Secrecy Rules Are Meant to Be Broken

According to a recent Congressional Research Service report (via Secrecy News), the Obama administration's working policy is that US officials can disclose classified information (to reporters, and others) so long as it suits the needs of the government. The...

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